Example #1
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 def test_explorimmo_viager(self):
     query = Query()
     query.type = POSTS_TYPES.VIAGER
     query.cities = []
     for city in self.backend.search_city('85'):
         city.backend = self.backend.name
         query.cities.append(city)
     self.check_against_query(query)
Example #2
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 def test_foncia_sale(self):
     query = Query()
     query.area_min = 20
     query.type = POSTS_TYPES.SALE
     query.cities = []
     for city in self.backend.search_city('paris'):
         city.backend = self.backend.name
         query.cities.append(city)
     self.check_against_query(query)
Example #3
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 def test_logicimmo_viager(self):
     query = Query()
     query.type = POSTS_TYPES.VIAGER
     query.cities = []
     for city in self.backend.search_city('paris'):
         city.backend = self.backend.name
         query.cities.append(city)
         if len(query.cities) == 3:
             break
     self.check_against_query(query)
Example #4
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 def test_logicimmo_sale(self):
     query = Query()
     query.area_min = 20
     query.type = POSTS_TYPES.SALE
     query.cities = []
     for city in self.backend.search_city('paris'):
         city.backend = self.backend.name
         query.cities.append(city)
         if len(query.cities) == 3:
             break
     self.check_against_query(query)
Example #5
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 def test_pap_viager(self):
     query = Query()
     query.type = POSTS_TYPES.VIAGER
     query.cities = []
     for city in self.backend.search_city('paris'):
         city.backend = self.backend.name
         query.cities.append(city)
     # Remove rooms from the tested fields as viager never have them
     self.FIELDS_ANY_HOUSINGS_LIST = ["photos", "station", "bedrooms"]
     self.FIELDS_ANY_SINGLE_HOUSING = ["photos", "bedrooms", "station"]
     self.check_against_query(query)
Example #6
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 def test_seloger_rent_personal(self):
     query = Query()
     query.area_min = 20
     query.cost_max = 1500
     query.type = POSTS_TYPES.RENT
     query.advert_types = [ADVERT_TYPES.PROFESSIONAL]
     query.cities = []
     for city in self.backend.search_city('paris'):
         city.backend = self.backend.name
         query.cities.append(city)
     self.check_against_query(query)
Example #7
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    def test_logicimmo_personal(self):
        query = Query()
        query.area_min = 20
        query.cost_max = 900
        query.type = POSTS_TYPES.RENT
        query.advert_types = [ADVERT_TYPES.PERSONAL]
        query.cities = []
        for city in self.backend.search_city('paris'):
            city.backend = self.backend.name
            query.cities.append(city)

        results = list(self.backend.search_housings(query))
        self.assertEqual(len(results), 0)
Example #8
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 def test_foncia_furnished_rent(self):
     query = Query()
     query.area_min = 20
     query.cost_max = 1500
     query.type = POSTS_TYPES.FURNISHED_RENT
     query.cities = []
     for city in self.backend.search_city('paris'):
         city.backend = self.backend.name
         query.cities.append(city)
     self.check_against_query(query)
Example #9
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 def test_explorimmo_rent(self):
     query = Query()
     query.area_min = 20
     query.cost_max = 1500
     query.type = POSTS_TYPES.RENT
     query.cities = []
     for city in self.backend.search_city('paris'):
         city.backend = self.backend.name
         query.cities.append(city)
     self.check_against_query(query)
Example #10
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    def build_queries(self, constraints_dict):
        """
        Build Woob ``woob.capabilities.housing.Query`` objects from the
        constraints defined in the configuration. Each query has at most 3
        cities, to comply with housing websites limitations.

        :param constraints_dict: A dictionary of constraints, as defined in the
            config.
        :return: A list of Woob ``woob.capabilities.housing.Query``
            objects. Returns ``None`` if an error occurred.
        """
        queries = []

        # First, find all matching cities for the postal codes in constraints
        matching_cities = []
        for postal_code in constraints_dict["postal_codes"]:
            try:
                for city in self.webnip.do("search_city", postal_code):
                    matching_cities.append(city)
            except CallErrors as exc:
                # If an error occured, just log it
                LOGGER.error(
                    ("An error occured while building query for postal code %s: %s"
                     ),
                    postal_code,
                    str(exc),
                )

                if not matching_cities:
                    # If postal code gave no match, warn the user
                    LOGGER.warn(
                        "Postal code %s could not be matched with a city.",
                        postal_code)

        # Remove "TOUTES COMMUNES" entry which are duplicates of the individual
        # cities entries in Logicimmo module.
        matching_cities = [
            city for city in matching_cities
            if not (city.backend == "logicimmo"
                    and city.name.startswith("TOUTES COMMUNES"))
        ]

        # Then, build queries by grouping cities by at most 3
        for cities_batch in tools.batch(matching_cities, 3):
            query = Query()
            query.cities = list(cities_batch)

            try:
                query.house_types = [
                    getattr(HOUSE_TYPES, house_type.upper())
                    for house_type in constraints_dict["house_types"]
                ]
            except AttributeError:
                LOGGER.error("Invalid house types constraint.")
                return None

            try:
                query.type = getattr(POSTS_TYPES,
                                     constraints_dict["type"].upper())
            except AttributeError:
                LOGGER.error("Invalid post type constraint.")
                return None

            query.area_min = constraints_dict["area"][0]
            query.area_max = constraints_dict["area"][1]
            query.cost_min = constraints_dict["cost"][0]
            query.cost_max = constraints_dict["cost"][1]
            query.nb_rooms = constraints_dict["rooms"][0]

            queries.append(query)

        return queries